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EndNote concepts and terminology

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EndNote concepts and terminology

- [Instructor] To work with EndNote in this course, it will be helpful to first understand some of the basic concepts and terminology used with such a program. We'll begin with the word reference. A reference is kind of like the address of the source of information you use in your document. Those reading your document will know, from the references you add, how to look up the original book, journal, website, et cetera, where the original material was published. Next is reference list, or bibliography, those two terms are often interchanged. It's a numbered or alphabetical list of references used in your document. If they appear at the bottom of each page they're called footnotes. When they all appear together at the end of your document such as in a bibliography they're called endnotes. It's a comprehensive list of all the resources you the author consulted during the course of researching and writing your work. Next is in-text citation. It's a link to the reference that appears in…

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